How many hiking trails are listed in Liechtenstein?

The directory currently includes 138 quality-checked routes in Liechtenstein, covering 887 km of mapped lines. These are routes with a traceable source, sufficient geometry and elevation data.

Which route ranks highest in Liechtenstein?

Via Alpina Green C1 currently has the highest directory score in this set. Compare its distance, ascent and route type with Via Alpina Stage 56: Feldkirch - Gafadurahütte and Via Alpina Stage 57: Gafadurahütte - Sücka before choosing.

When should you hike in Liechtenstein?

June to September is the season stored for this place in the directory. It is not a live conditions report: consult the route source, land manager and local forecast before travelling.

Are there routes rated easy in Liechtenstein?

23 routes are rated easy by the directory’s distance-and-elevation model. The rating does not rule out rough surface, exposure or temporary hazards, so verify the individual route.

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Hiking trails in Liechtenstein

138 quality-checked hiking routes are currently mapped in Liechtenstein. Together their route lines cover 887 km. The average route is 6.4 km with 383 m (1,257 ft) of recorded ascent.

138
Trails: 887
Kilometres: 0
Regions: 0
National parks

The directory difficulty mix is 23 easy (17%), 98 moderate (71%) and 17 hard or expert (12%). 1 routes (1%) are recorded as loops. Difficulty is calculated from available distance and elevation data; it is not a statement about technical terrain or current conditions.

The most frequent route tags are mountain (31), forest (3), alpine meadow (1), panoramic viewpoint (1). The highest recorded point in this set is 2,346 m (7,697 ft). The place-level planning field lists june to september as the preferred season; check each route and official notices for live access and weather. Via Alpina Green C1, Via Alpina Stage 56: Feldkirch - Gafadurahütte, Via Alpina Stage 57: Gafadurahütte - Sücka currently lead this page’s directory ranking, which uses route completeness and computed route scores rather than editorial field testing.